The poem is structured as a chronological journey through abuse and its effects, where the voice traverses different emotional and generational stages. The narrative begins with the wound and confusion—"it's a difficult path"—exposing the abuser's manipulation and the internal fracture left by the violence. Later, a second voice appears: "but they say you're not alone," revealing the contradictions of a society that pretends to offer support while simultaneously silencing and revictimizing.

In the final part, a collective affirmation emerges —“we are the witches they couldn’t burn”— that transforms the story into an act of resistance, memory, and recovery of the voice, taking the poem from vulnerability to collective empowerment.

It is composed of a string arrangement, which gives a melancholic tint, however it is planned to distort them in the mix, several keyboards, which intend to give a confusing atmosphere given the concept and also give a harmonic base, there is an organ at the end where its purpose is the sound of death, acoustic piano, of melancholy and harmonic base, drums, which are linked with the heartbeat that give a base with a lot of force and punch like daggers vocal arrangement that intends to be a harmonic cushion and give movement to the main voice.